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Grading For Two Iconic Clients
In this Insight, I’m proud to share a tale from the grading room on a project I graded recently.
This project was very special to me for two reasons. Firstly it was a short music promo piece for Radiohead, in my opinion, one of the most insanely talented bands in the world. Secondly, the director was Yorgos Lanthimos, the director of The Lobster, a hugely successful feature film, and one of my personal favourites.
My love for the lobster may be slightly biased as it’s set in Ireland, my home country. I can relate to the difficulties the colourist would have faced when grading it. Those overcast skies can be tricky and a challenge I’ve faced hundreds of times before!
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